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PG. 6, SEC. 2- PLAINDEALER- JUNE I, 1967 LAKELAND PARK NEWS Carole Ilumann SR5-1605 BOY SCOUTS HOLD ANNUAL PANCAKE BREAKFAST SUNDAY The Boy Scouts are holding their annual pancake and sausage breakfast on Sunday morning at the Community House from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. All the boys are selling tickets and they will also be sold at the door. This- is the major fund raising event for thell5yScouts of Lakeland Park and they deserve a good turn-out for the benefit of the scouting program. FISHING DERBY The fishing derby sponsored by the McCullom Lake conservation club began on Memorial . Day and will run through October 31. Only residents of the surrounding communities and their guests - are eligible to compete for the prizes offered. If you should catch a fish with unusual markings take it to either the' Corner Store in Lakeland Park or the Cullom- Knoll Inn in McCullom Lake for verification. Only properly identified residents will be eligible for the prizes and they must properly identify any guests who, have a prizewinning fish. Prizes will be given at the time the fish is verified. Xo fish are to be returned to the lake no matter what their size..So shine up the rod and reel or your old bamboo pole and get going! WOMAN'S I LI B" The last meeting of the season will be held this evening, June 1, at 8:30 at the community house. The ladies are invited to wear slacks or culottes as the proceedings will be informal! Plans are coming along for the annual smorgasbord sponsored by the Woman's Club on June 17 at the community house. Tickets are being sold by members and a limited amount will be sold at the door. The sittings will be at 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. TheJaaddii es who will donate their iry Ideal Gifts For .ADUATES Give him .VAN HEUSEN Men's Toiletries . . . and you can w r i t e y o u r own t i c k e t ! ^Greatest way to charm a man . . . gifts from our Passport <3W) collection! They're the influential toiletries by Van Heusen. Sure to do,wonders for him. And you! £TOR€ for MEN Open Dally 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Fridays 'til 9 p.m. C LOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA culihaiS' masterpieces are already scanning their recipes for a favorite dish to make for the affair. Mark your calendar and plan on bringing the family. Adult and children's tickets will be sold. All bookings and cancellations for the community house are to be made through Jo Rizzo by calling 385-2728. Wednesday, May 31 - Girl .vouts, 0:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday. June 1 - Worhan's Club, 8:30 p.m. Sunday. June 4 - Boy Scouts Pancake Breakfast, 7 to 11 a.m. Monday, June 5 - St. Patrick's Private Gradual «tion party, 7 to. 10 p.m. Tuesday , June 6 - Boy Scouts, 8- to 9:30 p.m. (new summer hours) Wednesday, June7-Girl Scouts, fi:30 to 8 p.m. BROWNIE TROOP 464 The Brownies finished their Fathers' Day gifts at the last meeting. Their last meeting of the year will be held on June 6. This will be a cook-out for the girls in Wickenkamp's back yard and will be over by 5:15. Xo dues will be collected at this meeting. The girls don't have to wear their Brownie uniforms for this meeting either. CUB SCOUT XEWS Our meeting last Tuesday at the Walter Xuss home for prospective Cubs and their mothers proved very productive for our Cub Scout Troop. Kurt Lauer has offered to be our Cub Master and Walter Nuss will be his assistant. Den mother will be Leah Nuss. There is still room for a few more boys in her den. . This week Wednesday, there will be a meeting at the Lee Mai home at 7:30 p.m. for all boys and parents in Lakeland Shores on the south side of Rte. 120. Don't wait for someone to call on you because we can't always know what boys are interested in Cubbing or what ages they might be. Give Barb Meurer a call at 385- 4356 and she will see if there is a den open or if there are enough boys to start a new den. Next week there will be a meeting for the west section of the park. Not sure of the date or place yet but anyone interested should call the above number. BOY SCOUT TROOP 459 Troop 459 will hold a green bar meeting on Thursday, June 1. At the troop meeting last week, there was an election for new patrol leaders. New patrol leaders are, Don Prazak for the Cobras, Mike Koch for the Bat patrol and Dave Wagner for the Flaming Arrows. The assistants are Gary Braun for the Cobras, Dave George for the Bats and Don Licastro for the Flaming Arrows. The Boy Scout pancake and sausage breakfast will be held on June 4. Tickets will be sold at the door.- The Juniors have been very ° busy catching up on the requirements for finishing badges that they have been working on during the season. Donna Humann and Shirley Meurer were hostesses for the last meeting and served the girls chocolate squares and popsicles„ They are busily planning aparty for the Brownie fly-ups on June 7. They are working on the invitations and planning refreshments and entertainment for* the evening. A meeting ofthe girls working on the cyclist b&dge will be held at Mrs. Meurer' s on Thursday afternoon after school. June 7 will be the last meeting of the current year. CONDOLENCES Our very deepest sympathy is extended to the Koch family on the death last week of Max's brother. BITHDAY GREETINGS Belated birthday greetings to Bud Walker who celebrates his birthday with parades and holidays on May 30. June 1 is birthday day for George Lauer who will be five and eligible for kindergarten. Bob Rode will be 17 and Julie Perry will add another candle to her cake too. Former resident, Cindy Kujak, will be 14 on June 2 and happy birthday to my Mom on that day too. Judy Johnson will have eight candles on her cake on June 3 and Mike Ketchum will have-five. His dad, Morrie, isn't telling but he'll be a birthday boy too. Mary Ann Krupinski celebrates on the sixth and little Agnes Holas will be three years old on June 7. Our congratulations to all on their special days. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ June is the traditional month for weddings and we start off with two wedding anniversaries on June 1. Agnes and Joe Prazak will celebrate twenty-one years of matrimony on that day, as will Alice and Jerry Sullivan who also have been happily married for twenty-one years. Grace and Rocky Campo will mark nineteen years of wedded bliss on June 5. Our best wishes for many more happy years of togetherness for all of you. LITTLE LEAGUE The first games of the season will be played on Friday evening, June 9 at 6:30 p.m. The Braves and the Pirates will play at the Major league field and the Cards and the Dodgers will battle it out at the Minor league field. These boys play a pretty good game and BRING YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE ENGINE TUNE-UP stacking {VISUAL!f\/ER s t « v i r e Month of June only Any 6 cyl. U.S. auto plus parts. 8 cyl. autos $7.77 plus parts. Add $2 ea. for air conditioning or torsion bar. W e ' l l c l e a n & r e - s p a c e p l u g s ; r e s e t t i m ing & p o i n t s : a d j u s t c a r b u r e t o r & c h o k e : c l e a n f u e l bowl, a i r f i l t e r & b a t t e r y : check i g n i t i o n w i r e s , c o n d e n s e r , d i s t r i b u t o r c a p , s t a r t e r , r e g u l a t o r , g e n e r a t o r , fan b e l t , c y l i n d e r c o m p r e s s i o n , b a t t e r y . Brake & Front-End Value iiuori- $5 Better wear, better safety at this low-low price... *995 Any U.S. auto plus parts. Add $2 each for tonlon ban, alr-condltlon PRICE BREAK SPECIAL Spalding Golf Balls Liquid Center Go-Flile Adjust brakes, add brake fluid and test. Repack front wheel bearings. Align front-end, correct camber, caster and toe-in. Balance both front wheels. Rotate all four wheels. Service-up now . .. easy terms. AIR (COOLED DESHffiN Limit I to a customer at this price... Forr.ool summer dm ing IJ;i' - erited Dyria Fl<;x wire spring unit Man sized 17' i" / 'i'/' In blue. r;harr.oal arid green ear Automotive and Appliance Center 4400 W. Rt- 120, McHenry McHenry Market Place M's. 8:30 - 5 :30 Fri fill 9:00 Sat fill 4:00 385-7300 deserve agoodturn-out of spectators. STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK All the households should just about be getting back to normal after the long holiday weekend with Dad and the kids home. Just think only one week of school left and the long, hot summer begins! Such a jolly note to begin with. 5 Lots of kids are graduating from school during this week and our best wishes to all of * them, from eighth grade graduates to the collegians. Bill Bockman, Sr., was feted royally on his birthday and his whole family gathered at his home to help celebrate. Dorothy and Norm Geis and Debbie, Nancy, Carolyn and Sarah Ann were there from Highland Park, and Mary and Ed Peine and son, Rick, were there from Batavia. Betty and Bill Bockman and the boys and Rich and Ann Wohnrade and their kids were there and to complete the party were the newlyweds, Susan and John Mansfield. The whole gang was there for dinner and^stayed for supper. They all got together and gave Grandpa brand new wall-to-wall carpeting for his home. Some birthday! Helen Strandquist attended the meeting of her Old-Timers Club at the home of Adeline Lang in Elmhurst last week. Bev Wickenkamp was the guest of honor at a birthday celebration in her honor given by Joan Bur man. Helping with the festivities were Delores Rogers, Mary Lou Wilkens,and Helen Brooks and their assorted offspring. Len Bottari was a delegate to the Knights of Columbus convention held this year at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago. Vickey accompanied him to the affair and they really had a good time over the weekend. Back inthe olden days when I was a girl that was really the place to go. Still is for that matter. Vickey came home with a good case of laryngitis! Get-well wishes to Ruth Mc- Mahon who was back in the hospital. She is a patient at Harvard hospital. Butch Dowell who will be married to Mary Burrafato on July 1 has sent word home of his promotion toSargeant. Congratulations all the way around! Not to steal any thunder from So I Hear, but as Cub fans from way back we feel just as happy about their latest endeav- RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN • 653-9043 HONOR HOGANS AT COMMUNITY SHOWER JUNE 2 Some neighborly ladies inthe community have gotten together and thought it would be a nice gesture to have a miscellaneous shower for John and Ila Hogan. As you know, the Hogans were victims of a tragic fire which left them homeless. There is to be a miscellaneous shower held at the Ringwood Methodist church on Friday evening, June 2, at 8 p.m. No invitations are being sent out, this is an open invitation to all persons in the community. Husbands and wives are both invited. You are asked to bring a dozen sandwiches per family. There will also be cake and coffee served. How about showing our friendly community spirit to help out a neighbor and friend? If you need any suggestions as g what to get, call Katie hristopher or Althea VValkington, since they do have many items needed to keep house. 8TH GRADERS HONORED AT DANCE There is to be a dance to honor the eight grade students of the McHenry Junior High, which includes our young people, Pam Low, RobinFossum, Bernice Miller, Larry Oonk and Bill Butler. The dance is to be held at the American Legion Home on Ringwood Road on Monday, June 5, from 7 until 10:30. This dance is open for the eighth graders only. Doris Low is helping on the committee, representing Ringwood's students. The dance is sponsored by the eighth grade parents. OOOPPS! I GOOFED In the article last week about the Perrin youngsters Baptism and First Communion, I failed to name one ofthe Perrin children. Cindy is also a member of the family, and also joined her family in the day's festivities. Sorry about that, Cindy, I surely didn't mean to exclude you. ors and are almost as happy about the South Siders (only almost!) COMMUNITY PICNIC JUNE 4 * As the last affair for this school year, the annual community club picnic will be held on Sunday, June 4, at the school grounds at 12:30 p.m. All community families are cordially invited to join your neighbors and friends for a good old fashioned picnic. It will be held rain or shine. In case the weatherman isn't too kind to us that day, the picnic will be held in the school. Each family is asked to bring sandwiches and serving utensils for themselves as wellasadish to pass. John Lanway has informed me that the community club will serve coffee, ice cream and potato chips. BIRTHDAYS -- ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes to my sister and ( brother-in-law, Joanne and Loren Kelley, who celebrate > three wonderful years of wedded bliss on June 4. The Kelleys are stationed in beautiful Hawaii. My best to you both! A'lso on the fourth, anniversary wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hawley. Happy birthday to Wendy Bruce on the fourth. Wendy will be 2 years old. On the sixth, best wishes for , a happy birthday to Hazel Bowman. And on the seventh tb June Oxtoby. CARDjCLUB Mrs. Gerry Kunz entertained the Card Club in her home on Wednesday. Mrs. Vivian Jackson took high for the afternoon while Mrs. Flora Carr was low. Mrs. Mary Stanek of Richmond substituted for Mrs. Shepard who was unable to attend. * AROUND TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle. were luncheon guests in Crystal Lake with friends on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davison of Iowa stopped to visit in the Walt Low home on Monday night, on'Their way home from a vacation in Maryland. They also visited with Doris' Mom, Mrs; Dale Thomas, who has been hospitalized. Mrs. Ruby Shepard spent Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Allen Ainger, in Hebron and attended a birthday luncheon at'the churcho Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley, Edwin Hawley and Mrs. Eleanor Howe of Crystal Lake were Elgin visitors on Tuesday. Bobby Malsch, along with his fellow classmates from his school in Woodstock spent three days sight-seeing in Springfield. Win Bicycle At Ted's Bootery Kenneth and Martin Zeller are shown above with Ted Czochara of Ted's Bootery as they received a Bicycle for Two which was given by Ted as part of a local promotion at Ted's Bootery of 1246 N. Green St. No purchase was necessary in the registration and the drawing was held Saturday, May 20, The parents of the boys are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zeller of McHenry. S (Adv.) 'The Russians are Coming" . . . but The MINI'S ARE HERE! at tars: Daily 9-6 Pri 9-9 Sun 9-5 Phone - 8 1 5 - 3 8 5 - 5 9 0 0 RIVERSIDE West End of the Old Bridge -- I Block North of Route I 20 on Riverside Drive 4 1 »25 iprsey 'N Satin 3 cute styles tor 15)ED IfKRUNCH USEACH with BIKINI ('hecks SIZES • Small Medium • I^arct Sturdy Seersucker > < I